Entries by PARI

CASE STUDY

Title: Beyond the Old Guard – Rethinking Political Engagement in Jammu & Kashmir Published by: Policy and Research institute   Author: Shariq Maqbool Contributor Identity: Rashid Rahil   Executive Summary Despite significant improvements in security indicators and infrastructural development post-2019, the political landscape in Jammu & Kashmir (J&K) remains fraught with legacy dysfunction and youth […]

The True Cost of War: A Wake-Up Call for the Global South

By: Shariq Maqbool War has long served as a strategic instrument for powerful nations to preserve dominance, protect economic interests, and expand geopolitical influence. In today’s global landscape, this reality remains painfully evident, particularly for the Global South, where the consequences of conflict are often the most severe. The current escalation between Israel and Iran […]

Kashmir in Mourning: A Call for Humanity Over Hatred

By Mehreeb Khan Kashmir a land of unspeakable beauty is once again soaked in grief. The recent terrorist attack in Pahalgam, near Baisaran, has left deep wounds in the hearts of people who are tired of mourning. This wasn’t just another act of violence. It was an assault on peace, on life, and on the […]

India’s Foreign Policy Gets a Boost

By Rashid Rahil The world’s rapidly shifting political situation hints at significant changes on the horizon for the subcontinent. Recent developments, such as the Russia-Ukraine and Israel-Palestine ceasefires, underscore this notion. US President Donald Trump wants to end the ongoing wars, conflicts and mutual hostility in the world. Meanwhile India is making strides in various […]

The National Education Policy of India: An In-Depth Analysis

    By Meerab Aijaz   Introduction The National Education Policy (NEP) of India, introduced in 2020, aims to transform the country’s education system. This comprehensive policy seeks to address the challenges facing India’s education sector and provide a framework for equitable, accessible, and quality education. Key Features of the NEP 1. Universal Access: Ensuring […]

Changes in the subcontinent

Foreign Minister S Jaishankar has stated that India will no longer engage in uninterrupted talks with Pakistan, and instead, will carefully consider which issues to discuss with Pakistan, prioritizing the country’s interests. This statement comes after Prime Minister Narendra Modi received an invitation to attend the Shanghai Cooperation Organization summit in Pakistan. Jaishankar noted that […]

Elections and US Diplomatic Activities in Jammu and Kashmir

Amidst constitutional and legal amendments, Jammu and Kashmir is witnessing historic assembly elections in three phases for the first time at the Union Territory (UT) level. Following the new delimitation, the Jammu and Kashmir Assembly’s constituency has been revised from 111 to 119 seats. Out of these, 90 seats will be contested directly by candidates, […]

Indo-US relations and the world

The Prime Minister of the country, Narendra Modi, during his visit to Poland and Ukraine, has established his influence in these countries in a better way to strengthen the foreign policy of the country. The country’s Defense Minister Rajnath Singh said that the relationship between America and India is stable and sustainable. The Defense Minister, […]

Sudden Disasters Require Joint Efforts

By Rashid Rahil   The occurrence of sudden calamities in the world is an undeniable fact. Everything that exists is bound to perish one day. However, nature has entrusted humans with the responsibility to protect it. When humans attempt to manipulate nature, natural disasters strike back. In response, nations worldwide have formed a committee to […]